New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nsxsnaners ara beginning {, come from Paris with
articles concerning the generous doings OF Mile Van
Zandt. They indcste OF course that she mas IN con-
temptation trip to America. The diagnosis Is veri-
fed by private letters received here day or two ago.
Another singer whose advent here tor next season
is predicted Nine. Blanca Bianchi, formerly OF tho
artist who sings in Italian. She adopted her stage
name on the ucus o non ucendo" principle, tor her
real namo is Schwarz
Tie exodus OF local musicians to Europe continues
Yesterday Miss Van sailed tor two months vacation
in Paris and Otto Floersheim Tor business visit to
Germany. Next wednes lay Miss Ella Earle, Mps
Mathilde Toedt ana Theodore Toedt will sail In COM
pany, aud will meet their old friend, Franz Rem
mortz, in Dusse dort. On July IA j. II. Brewer.
frat Transatlantic voyage Miss Kate NJ. Chitendeo.
has gone England for her health and her place on
the organ bench of Calvary Baptist Church Is oecu-
pied by Mrs. II. L. Krehbiel Next Saturday George
Huss one of the veteran organsts and teachers Of tho
city, will sail on the Ems
English symphonists and symphonic commentators
seem pretty hard put to t Just now to make the new
creations in the ghest form of instrumental music
intellicible to their public Concerning two new SYM
phouies by English composers recently brought for
ward by Hans Richter statements wee made IN the
analytical programmes which II Is difficult 10 teaf WIN
serious taoc though there nothing to indicate thst
they were intended tor humor. 1t is OF course only
coin cdence thar both symphonies are 10 the key OF
+, and composed for tho same institution; HUI
bert Parry wrote a symphony Tor the Cambridge
University Musical Society and it was performed
there for the arst time in 1888 1t is still in manu-
scrip. and obviously ought to remain in that state H.
81 the composer conided to his analyst the introduce
ton Is designed to represent the novel sensations
and high aspirations which al undergraduate feels
on rejecting that from lately being mere sohooboy
he has 81 ddeny become University man. In the
andanto " tho public are asked to see the young
students ardent lovemakng" TO barmsid q and
in the finale his delight at having taken his
degree The instance is just Ridiculous bus
the comr oser be held responsible, nasmuch as
the aprosramme seems to be the creation OF the
official commentator, G. A. Barry. Unhappy the in
ured party here IL the best of all the Eus,h
ists +. II. Cowen, composer OF the " Scandinavian
and Welsh" symphonies which New,York has I'd
composed for the Cambridge University Musical
Society," C. A. b., thu official commena tor aforesaid
discovering that the work composed "during
the gloomiest part OF the goomest winter record"
comes to the divertiag conclusion that it expresses
disgust at the long continuance Of the fouest
weather, and vigorous dissemination to Withstand
it," II these not exemplihcations OF musical cri
csms COMO seed 1t would dHcut to tell where to
look such. The late Mr.. Squibob wrote his famous
analytica description OF the Ode Symphonic The
Plains par Jabez Tarbox," generation TOO early
1t should have been saved tor the book OF London
Richter concert.